In Superman #402, rookie cub reporter, Justin Moore, wanders the streets despondent over his writer’s block, when he discovers Superman...

In DC Comics Presents #76, an old foe from Paradise Island monitors Wonder Woman and Superman fighting the monsters she created out of...

"It has been more than 1,000 years since man sent the first crude, rudimentary satellites into orbit about the earth. Yet deep space...

It's hard (for me, at least) to pick up a single issue of The Saga of Swamp Thing and understand what's happening. Luckily, Monitor and...

In Infinity Inc. #8, someone else is watching: the evil genius, Ultra-Humanite. As if he's bored, he leans back and says, "I suppose I...

In the last issue of Batman & the Outsiders, Monitor responded to Maxie Zeus's request for assistance by telling him, "Operatives that...

In the last issue of The Flash, Monitor provided futuristic armor that turned Dufus P. Ratchet into henchman, Big Sir. . In The Flash...

On the final page of Wonder Woman #321, which is really the last page of a Huntress back-up story, Monitor, "high above the earth," tells...

Justice League of America #232 is the second part of a story that began in #231. If you don't feel like you know what's going on, don't...

Monitor’s reach into the criminal underworld extends in Action Comics #560 (1984) when he connects an escaped convict calling himself,...

From his satellite (and a full page in the issue), Monitor observes Blue Devil and Zatanna battle Nebiros in Blue Devil #5. Lyla seems to...

When Maxie Zeus escapes (even after Batman told the warden eleven times to put him in the maximum security wing), he contacts Monitor....

Monitor does not appear in The Flash #338, but the Rogues have a few choice words to say about him and the service he provides when they...

After an undersea adventure of the titular team in Tales of the Teen Titans #47, there's a final panel in which Monitor acknowledges the...

The 2000 Committee gets impatient with Monitor in The Fury of Firestorm #28. On the very first page of the issue, its representative,...

"In his detection-cloaked satellite headquarters, the Monitor nods, his dark-gloved hands flying almost effortlessly across a complex...

In Green Lantern #176, Congressman Bloch thinks it’s time to strike against Ferris Aircraft because Hal Jordan lies in a coma following a...

Monitor next appeared in Green Lantern #173 (1984), once again providing services for a bad guy. Here, it’s Congressman Jason Bloch, with...

In the “Meanwhile…” column for DC Sampler #3 (1984), newly appointed Vice President/Executive Editor, Dick Giordano, wrote: "The second...

In The New Teen Titans Annual #2 (1983) our mystery man is identified by reputed mobster, Anthony Scarapelli, as “The Monitor.” When...